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Replay, replay, replay etc. I've always loved this song and this version is tremendous. That girl on the right with the pigtail is a stunner. Absolutely gorgeous. Ah.....women in uniform.....sigh.

@ablop15 - Nice thought but I think you'll find it's sweat. Take a look at his forehead. I used to play professionally and I always came off stage dripping wet. Those stage lights are really hot. Add to that the exertion of putting it all on the line in an impassioned performance and there's your...

Market Garden was in theory a great idea, but impractical in the real world. In war you must plan for the worst but hope for the best. The plan for the operation was overly complex and required a great deal of luck for it to succeed. Worst of all it assumed that the Germans were incapable of moun...

When I was a young'un she was one of my fantasy chicks, along with that other fox Rickie Lee Jones. Loved 'em both, love 'em still.

I think it's played a little fast, at least at the beginning where it seems to rush a bit. A slightly slower, more lilting tempo seems to suit it so much more. I love Julian Bream big time, but I really love the tempo of Paco De Lucia or Pepe Romero's version. All wonderful really, just my person...

@jighonky -Cheers mate. Nice to know someone shares my somewhat obtuse sense of humour.

@Marshall2431 - Well I'm not American, I'm actually Australian and since your profile says you're 15 I'm going to do you a big favour and ignore your comments. You can hardly be a 'proud communist' when you're 15 and living off your parents now can you?

@mytube7167 Ben Webster. At one time they were lovers.

The Turks were defending their homeland, and we were the invaders. If the Turks had invaded Australia we would have fought them as hard as they fought us. The only good thing to come out of this mess was that the largely honourable behaviour of the troops on both sides has led not to a residue of...

All are masters, and it's somewhat crass to compare them. Nevertheless, my heart warms most to Julian Bream's version. Ironically, his seems the most 'Spanish' of the lot, but this seems not so strange when you know that he was a huge Django Reinhardt fan in his youth. Ok, so Reinhardt was a Belg...

Yeah right, the massacre in Tienanmen square has nothing on this. Oh, the horror...the horror. Spoilt little Indian boys find they are not treated like princes in Australia. Fancy that eh? It's not their fault that we lack a caste system that by an accident of birth places them above hundreds of ...

And as for the 'Imperial Wizard' of the 'Australian Ku Klux Klan' well bugger me if I've never even heard of them and their ridiculous shit. That's how popular they are! Just some sad old fools with nothing better to do than to chop up bedsheets and romp around telling each other how marvellous t...

@kaito8209 - Here, educate yourself, google Banka Island Massacre, or Vivian Bullwinkel.

Just a tremendous looking aeroplane, with awesome firepower, although this model, the 190D carried less than the 'A' model.

@TheBarathbushan - Get your facts right before you enlighten us mate. The Yanks were NOT at Tobruk:-not even remotely close. They landed in Tunisia. The force that held Rommel out of Tobruk was comprised primarily of Australian infantry and British Artillerymen and Tankers, (but there were even s...

@HeirofGojira91 -Tiger I tanks of Schwere Panzer Kompanie "Hummel' were rushed from Germany and did in fact participate in attacks on the Arnhem position. The first two (of 14) arrived on the 19th and were attached to Kampfgruppe 'Brinkmann' and attacked at appoximately 20:00 that day. One was di...

@squamish4244 -It's such a great scene that it's almost criminal to ruin it by saying that's not how it happened. According to Major Frost (Hopkins in this film) a captured British soldier was sent by the Germans to suggest that Frost meet with the Germans to discuss their surrender. "Tell them t...

@conidi1 - No worries mate.

@rohanmarkjay -You're plainly not a Pom anyway but actually an Indian, it's clear as day. The English themselves are more laid back than yourself and your self-righteous indignation is a dead give away. Indian for sure. If you want to fit in over there you'll need to develop a sense of humour, so...

@robelinda2 - That's O'Keefe before he remodelled his action Rob. While I'm at it, do you have any Doug Walters or Gary Gilmour in that extraordinary collection of your's? Both were big faves for me in the '70s but the only stuff I can find is the '75 WC semi Vs England. Would love to see Walters...

@Tinc00lb3ans - I can vouch for that.

@Cocaineffect -Yes, that's basically what he said.

@Sbhatia94 -Indeed mate! This is the problem with the internet, anyone with a computer and delusions of grandeur can represent themselves as an 'expert'. This guy is beyond a joke. Even as a 12 year old I think I knew more about off spin than this clown. I just hope he's not charging people for t...

Regardless of his idiosyncracies he was an extraordinary player. Anyone who has got even slightly serious about chess knows how it can tend towards mania.

@ottogunsche - "I drink, I smoke, I gamble, I chase girls – but postal chess is one vice I don't have."-Tal.

@TheWaqqi -Exactly! Dean Jones was a good cricketer, but really is a bit of a fool. That's who they're making fun of. Most sensible Aussies were horrified when he did it.

@Imrankniazi -not your fault mate. I've seen some comments on YT from some Aussie 'fans' that have made me cringe too. I really do wish they'd all spontaneously combust.

Disgusting to see children taught to hate in such a fashion.

Sobers is a charmer. What a lovely guy.

@AIMANALI - I think Lee and Akhtar at their peak were right up there with Mikey although he seemed to do it easily whereas it was a real effort for the other two. I think Lillee before he did hid back in was about that fast as well and when Roberts wanted to he could touch that speed too. The 75/...